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‘ EVENING SENTINEL '
' James Golden, Editor and
Proprietor
THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1912
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NINATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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'-’ SOCIETY NOTICES
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MABDNIC DIRECTORY.
, Did Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meals in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
_ each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o‘clock. All Master
. nflllono cordially Invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.
flittier Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M. .
. Meets In Masonic Building. South
Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. ’liicltson
W. Cole, H. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox,
Soc.
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' 19‘ COUTH NORWALK BOARD ' OF
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3» President—~Nehemlsh Candee.
. Vlce'Presldent—Chnrlen J. Pldecon.
Secretarymrrank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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{WEMORIAL DAY.
It is, but fitting that at this limit:
. - we pause for a moment and direct:
”our attention to the sadly depictndi
ranks of the. Grand .\rnl,\' of the Rt“.
public Which are being thinned by tho,
' thousands every day through the WWW
ages .pf time and disease. And while1
.we consider the needs and desires of3
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(“the living let. us honor the dead in at
. manner in keeping ivlth'llte grenl i-Llil(‘-|
"rliicos which they so freely offered up?
in the‘ time of the Nation‘s need.
="May'30lh hits been set aside by thel
people of this thankful nation as a;
‘Memorial Day to those who so gladly".i
3‘an tholr lives that others might:
live" in freedom and in the enjoyment E
It the benefits and privileges of a
united nation and a united rucc. That
.I the people of The Norwltllrs may do
. vote at least a portion of this day to
the purposes for which it was design-
ed is the plea which we are making.
57, That ‘tlzeflv‘eople 'of The .\'or\vnlks ma."
(more the morning hours In mentor»
iam of these honored dead alum; Lnea
set forth for them by the cmnnlltteo
appointed for that purpose. we appeal,
And it. is no more right and just
that this should he done. :Jlmi as no
.» honor those heroes of old who fought
~ and bled that this nation miithi he.
. so do we reverence the names of those
who in u later and more terrible wan!
fought and bled for the perpetuation
of that nation. Let us show that rev-
erence and respect by devoting a por-
tion of Memorial Day to the memory
of those departed who participated in
that terrible Civil War.
I Parades are to he held in commemc
«oration of the day and the veterans
arnestly desire that all, who can. par-
ticipate actively in this pageant.
.Titoso who tlo not, wish to show their
appreciation in this way are urged to
be ppon the streets and give the faith-
ful few still alive some evidence of
their enthusiasm and respect. To
those who live in streets throuirh
‘ the liberty to suggest that It might «be
quite appropriate if they ware to use
‘ flags and hunting freely. This might
' also apply to those who have proffered
the use of their automobiles for the
day.
-, ,Let all unite in making Memorial
4. VVDay this year a genuine day of memor-
lam. not a day for sports and ideas-
:ttm but a day in which to bring back
to memory the deeds of those passed
{to the great beyond.
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CHARQED WITH MURDEROUD
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'MWRIDEN. May 9.-—-Ernost B. Mar-
. pleaded not guilty to: charge or
,with intent to murder. .whon
.. In the pallet-court taller.
insemination. and rm hand for
the, superior Court under bond.
is {frock no he wont to the
' _ D. Alien and shot him
“revolver. He claimed in ex-
.rtf his set that Align had
to“ in: Mflon by (9in ,
' Imus: Ills moan about
lien is recovering from his
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IGNORANCE
When Love passed he left a
budding rose
’ To be my charge. All, had i
only known
That in his very heart its
root was grown
[should have treasured it from
starveling woes.
Let no harsh wind have dea‘t it
careless blows
Nor brushed its leaves. I
would have made no
moan
If life had made me for its
trust alone
With any penance which her
pleasure chose.
But when Love came again and
bade me hear
What flower his gift had been
and begged to see.
if I had kept his guerdon .
faithfully
lsought my garden. trembling.
sore with fear.
And shove to find there what
my heart belied, ‘
All, me, Love’s unblown rose
had drooped and died!
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to his ability to arcane in his pupils.
the ambition and desii'c for achieve-
mlnt. Their playing shows an earn—
estness of purpose which compels the
greatest, admiration.
The work herirs the mark of the se-
Vp'e wheeling of the great conserva-
toriee of (lemony.
The opening number of the pro
mm. the B flat major Concerto of
noctbonu. had to be omitted owlnnj
The Dentin! will he would ‘0 '0' no the sudden Illness of Miss Laural
09““ 10m" for Will‘mm- "0D I“ Archer. Miss Mario Benedict there-
readers. “ad" the above bending. A flare began the necltal with Mendels-
briet Ind to-the—polnt wanna“. ”but" Rondo CIpri-CCiCiOOO. which
as a general proposition. carries more w” w“ splendidly played. The
weight nail:1 conviction than a [calm chords in the introduction were made
one a w "m the argument " ”0‘ to sound like a soft harmonious mass.
concentrated. We do most emphatic. of tones, In“ the proper accompanb
ally "nut brevity. Long-Winder! “' mom: to the tender melody, which
this“, '° “"9 observed. m the h“ sang forth with breadth and style.
0 ° “New“ are ‘3‘” times “md’ The dainty staccato notes In the
“1 altogether. Rondo which were played with elf-like
lightness. showed surprising wrist
technic, and the difficult arpoggios
and other passages were taken with
About the only argument, if it can remarkable speed and certainty.
lie dignified by that name. for unit Miss Dorothy Miller lasso her arm
log all the parts of the town munici. 3mm,“ in "Antonino" by Champ
WW I“. "A W" “OWN” trade, decidedly one or the best cheri-
Tis said the tendency of the times tions or the French composer. M535
“ toward Connollrhtlon. Miller plays with profound musical
A greater New York city has “0‘ feeling, reflecting much talent. and
b9” :1 ‘“"f‘°”' 7“". are much the has n surprising command of:
ltlghor. I“ W“ “”0““ ‘" (““1” to tone. Her tone is replete with beauty.E
got 31 value of improvement or bene- round and rich or ".fipm‘mm and-
m ”1’ ”W city.) ”5‘ "m" ”"1“” ‘3 “'clcsrulia beli.as the character or the,-
rr-sut of consolriaiiou will he mili‘ht‘nusic may require. ;
Increased taxation. “m M“ 5"" Mi Another debutante was Misti Marv
schoolht-onsolidallon as rt concrete ”'iflmy. who rendered ““1”“me Ro-l
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ill..;lf'lll]()fl increased expense at o'"-"t;manu in l. fiat wuh warmth and “in
am noimc me. lessened efficiency:mm“v of “mm“; far beyond her“
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But on the Friday Specials
the Money-Saving Oppor-
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'i‘bo Interest of each district hitherto; more of ““63.“ A marked talent “"5
I" m “3"" school "“"mmm?m “Mi expression, she draws from the instru-E
lucsnurcd the degree of the efficiency i mom sounds of sttclmexqulsite beauty .
therein. i believe I am correct that?“ woud do credit to a professimtal.‘
the majority sentiment in Harlan-30; This was true singing of the piano.
small a cistern. as that. consolidated; Panicuhr‘ly interest naturally at-
u rear alto—ails powinuch against ".5,“ch to the “m appearance m pm».
FRIDAY SPECIAL.
8c Standard Apron Ginghams 43/4c a yard
Threaded quality Apron (‘iinghazns in all size Shocks and all colors.
“m"“d "a“ “d m" increased M‘ 1 lie and before so large. an audience of?
flcioncr Ill ilTOpOl‘iIOH “0 3'0" (“Wimp special favorites. Miss Mary .‘lc-
to presume that South Not-wall. “affinuniand and Miss (“hat-lotto Pearson.
the proposition ‘5 "0" MM“? "'9 ’, lilies Mot’fnuslnnd Is very talented and
“““d *M “M“ " "5'”0” ““W‘rfl‘imi promising and played like 11 little or-
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50c Japanese Matting 34c a yard
Fine qualify Matting in all our own special new styles. one yard
wide. made reversible so either side may be used.
than '0' '0“ ”a" “3‘” iful velvety touch, her playing is sym-
iio you believe municipal town gov- f Mum“ and refined and replete with
erument likewise mounted by stomp,“ and grace. The variety of her.
cilquo will give South Norwaik better? time ION“ upon ndmirahlv to the porw
management of its water-works o,f;lm§.ai of that dainty whom... God
its electric plant. of its streets. ‘Itllamg'atnpmpm ct {lemon-s." So 5001‘
police and all‘ndnlinlstratlve depart-1‘ amt-i gives promise of high achieve-f
FRIDAY SPECIAL.
12% Best Percales 8hr:
New pretty stripes and checks in all colors; 36 inches wide, for
dresses, waists and shirtings: wonderful value.
meets“; "lie élhat goes slowly. ”fitment. from this gifted young player.
nurely.‘ heifer lot that be our hill-inn“ her further development win surc‘
tude regarding municipal consolidn-H). be followed with keen interest.
tion. .iiottergenduro the ills we: ”firearm", Pearson also is n'
have than flee to those we know “Otjbl‘iflmt um" All abundance of
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0" M m“ M“ extent a ”mgmgtempflwmem infuses vitality into all?
slve governmentmwater “Drill-“K" ”or playing. The M3“ and irresisd
FRIDAY‘SPECIAL.
75c Night Shirts 440 ~
Men's Night Shirts. full regular cut. made of fine quality cotton, V
neck, with red. blue or white trimmings.
”2““! lmlm'fi‘" “"1””: ‘ 52".” 1 2):: table vivncrty of her rendering of Chit-i
.c‘m'm 9“ ‘ zensmau ”‘0 H 15“ minnrle's "Value-Caprice“ brought herj
“hm" my" supporting. managed at “1' < storms of applrmso and she had many:
most a uotulnai cost. Shall we haildgmam“ ‘1.“ judge mm, hm. “mm“
these 0"” i" ’1’“ consolidated. 1.0 "gl plating. brilliant things may be cit-V
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manage? hi a non afgctnmeur. Hate . peered of her In the near future. Mics;
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loll’lilit a in illL at we recrgau -Poarson was my Nomi“! mm“ of;
inc. or if it is said the ninnhgrnirtnt ‘
FRIDAY SPECIAL.
31.50 English Long Cloth 98c piece
Fineknuality English Long Cloth. lit; inches wide. 12 yards in a. piece.
. This Is specially adapted for women's and ntisses' wear.
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of our own affairs will be provided fort i
.i the evening. .
, The advaucwient made by Mina1
in a new charter, Vb“ gain? We ore Ethel Loo sums scarcely crulihle, uotl
22:11:“:2‘ at? 0022:," affairs “M'ionly has sho progressed greatly in:
‘ ' ‘ mo in the some; technic but the expresslotmi beau-tr of
form 0' government to manage ”m" 3 her playing and her crystalline touch.
equally “‘0", “ill a new consolidat- qualities which were brilliantly dis.
ed government make up shrewder to played in Chopin's beamful "Ginndo
FRIDAY SPECIAL.
$2.50 Velvet Rugs $1.79 each
Large size Velvet Rugs. 2T x 34. made with beautiful velvet. finish
in a wide rungs of Oriental and Persian patterns,
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manage them better. H0“ about. our PoiOnaise Brilliant," charmed her lis-
”hm” now? .beners in a high degree. The magic
Do .\'0u think for a moment South!and fslrpllks “me“ In the Int'noduc‘
her-walk ‘Utrlon School district will: tionmeroa perfectmusicai treat. Bil-
bo improved by the new arrangement.
,, fore the end of the last measure a
"iiignoss is not greatness. Closeness
of supenlslo tomes from a smaller storm otamilans broke loose.
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number and area to supervise. For hire. Chester Benedict delighted the
raioAfspECiAL. . .
$1 Bed Spreads 69c
Large full size Crochet Bed Spreads, hemmed and ready for use.
This is a typical Friday special.
many years careful supervision by “mm“ with n‘hi‘gbly artistic- ren-
it competent supervisor at a fair sal- {Wm 0’ Choplns 1‘ major Nocturne.
my gave the Union School District a ' 'ihe breadth of style and downward
reputation throughout the State as a expression allowed the greatest ”be”:
superior school system. South Xor- in her musical development. in the
walk (Norwslk with the prefix South) {mm B a” minor Scherzo 0" the
has been much in evidence ’on the some compou- she took her “she“
FRIDAY SPECIAL.
also Umbrellas 83c
Men's and Women's Gloria Silk Umbrellas. 28 and 26 inch else:
guaranteed ralnproof and fast black.
map by “M0“ 0! "I we" mannlod ”1'1“. Brlltilahcy and dash (“Hulk
bed her playing of the main
municipal affairs. its splendid public 81113 .
utilities and strong school system. thomo, “’31“? U16 middle part. showed
its industries are known State-wise beautiful work in tone, sharhng and
... __ In the treatment. of detail.
throughout the nation and far and Miss Etihel Howard made her first
South In how they know of Norwallr. appearance here. H" selection was
FRIDAY SPECIAL. d L
$1.75 Lingerie Naitisook $1.29 piece
Fine quality even threw Lingerie Nninsook. speciahy for summer
wear for women and misses. to inches wide.
Liszt‘s difficult 13th MING”;- which
Does its name In the future depend displayed splendidly not only on,
on annexing or shall we be most
benefitted by a. wise Management of
its present territory?
“Blane-s is not greatness."
A ‘REBIDENT OF’ THE BEST
KNOWN 'LlT'f‘LE CITY" IN THE
.iug tit technically. but she proton-ted it
in that. light of n portray“ of Gypsy
life so intended 'by. the composer.
With Mr temperament and ability the
prospects for her artistic development.
are most encouraging.
FRIDAY BPEOlAL.
15c and . 50c Neckwear 12%
The newsstands; intlpnetxy dainty neck things, many are there to
select from. '
UNITED STATES. Mrs. Chester Seiiecir concluded the
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lNPORMATION is ossinso. mm“ 0‘ Mmmmhfl entire, D
Postmaster Edmund l. Crown had minor condom. The splendor of her
received the Miowing letter. asking rich tallest has never shown to M-
m. information for]. c. Station: or «1“an this open this occasion.
The Brotherhood~Welfare Association. Her-playing shows every mark of a
"carom spactAL. ‘ '
15c and 519i: Crinkled Crepe 1255c yar
PM! patterns of rings. dots. moulds and plain volts. tin, pink,
blue and block. for men's m. him and underwear.
' an and 228 lllm About. and mantel] mnelity. Her tooli- ‘
' flinch“. no. ‘ "
m 4. 1m. m’o‘nmorm worm pest,
ed torch with with. visor while
the antennas. wit myiifll'i‘ fend
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